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Air transport, News 1 July 2016

Alaska Airlines, 700 local business leaders celebrate Boeing’s 100th birthday

Alaska Airlines and 700 Pacific Northwest business leaders are celebrating the 100th birthday of Boeing today at the Museum of Flight, unveiling a new Alaska 737 painted in a special…

Air transport, News 23 June 2016

Global SuperTanker’s Spirit of John Muir Visits Boeing Field

The world’s largest, fastest, and longest-range firefighting aircraft landed at Boeing Field today. This B747-400, a Very Large Air Tanker (VLAT), has been created from a converted freighter, and now…

Air transport, News 9 June 2016

Boeing, Hainan Airlines Celebrate Delivery of Airlines’ First 787-9 Dreamliner

Boeing [NYSE: BA] and Hainan Airlines today celebrated the delivery of the carrier’s first 787-9 Dreamliner. Hainan becomes China’s first operator of both the 787-8 and 787-9 variants of the…

Industry, News 19 February 2016

Boeing, Air Niugini Announce Order for Four 737 MAX 8s

Fuel efficiency, operating economics, customer comfort position Papua New Guinea carrier for success SINGAPORE, Feb. 18, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — Boeing [NYSE: BA] and Air Niugini announced today at the Singapore…

News 30 January 2016

Boeing Completes Successful 737 MAX First Flight

Boeing Completes Successful 737 MAX First Flight – First new airplane of Boeing‘s second century takes to the skies launching flight test phase of program – 737 MAX 8 remains…

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Chronicles 17 July 2012

After Farnborough – Are Airbus and Boeing heading towards a dangerous “bubble”?

If international air shows were organised purely for the media’s behalf, they would probably be better off renting a few hundred square metres in the city centre. We would all…

Chronicles 22 March 2011

China, always China – Is Avic group exaggerating?

One can wonder: by constantly getting ahead of schedule, wanting to be on the top level as fast as possible, isn’t the Chinese aerospace industry going to upset us a…

Chronicles 15 January 2007

The Italian aerospace industry is showing a new lease of life. It’s like a renaissance.

There’s a new and unexpected direction for regional aircraft; a Moscow-Rome route with an extension to Paris. We are undoubtedly witnessing the rebirth of a new and resolutely international…

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Alaska Airlines, 700 local business leaders celebrate Boeing’s 100th birthday

Global SuperTanker’s Spirit of John Muir Visits Boeing Field

Boeing, Hainan Airlines Celebrate Delivery of Airlines’ First 787-9 Dreamliner

Boeing, Air Niugini Announce Order for Four 737 MAX 8s

Boeing Completes Successful 737 MAX First Flight

After Farnborough – Are Airbus and Boeing heading towards a dangerous “bubble”?

China, always China – Is Avic group exaggerating?

The Italian aerospace industry is showing a new lease of life. It’s like a renaissance.

Air China Cargo becomes new A350F freighter customer

Families of Boeing MAX8 Crash Victims Ask Federal Appellate Court

QANTAS INVESTS IN ADELAIDE AS HOME FOR NEW INNOVATION CENTRE

Aviator Airport Alliance secures full scope ground handling contract with Norwegian in Helsinki

Embraer Hosts China Airline Business Seminar to Foster Industry Dialogue on Sustainable Growth

Air Algérie takes delivery of its first Airbus A330neo

Boeing’s Rebound after the Industrial Freefall

PATMAR in an Airbus!

What kind of carbon-free aviation in 2050?

Runway incursion: one of the major risks still facing the air transport industry!

What Are the Best Use Cases for Airport Robotics?

Ukraine, war and nuclear!

Deutsche Aircraft Appoints Alexander Tesch as Vice President Customer Support & Service